Impressive Pigeons
All goals are achievable, though not always in the way (or through the means) we had originally planned for.
All goals are achievable, though not always in the way (or through the means) we had originally planned for.
There’s a lot of bad stuff going on in the world, but there’s plenty of amazing mixed in there, too. Focusing on that may just make you proud to be human.
Having more years to live can be meaningless if you don’t spend them well. Likewise, comfort is just watered down happiness if you fail to use it as a launchpad for the pursuit of something better.
Incubators are great, but focusing on startups to the detriment of businesses that don’t require investment is harmful to the long-term survival of entrepreneurship and the economy as a whole.
How we perceive time is important for personal development, but setting up a life without discomfort or time warps could be harmful to one’s long-term happiness.
Digital sabbaticals are great, but often portray an incorrect image of the non-sabbatical world.
Asking yourself the right questions can mean the difference between happiness and a staggeringly standard lifestyle.
A little relationship math.
The first chapter from my new book, Iceland India Interstate.
Setting a limit on the duration of commitments is a great way to keep yourself evolving, but also to avoid getting locked into something you’ll regret later.